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Fahrsicherheitszentrum Sachsenring

Oberlungwitz, GermanyOpen today 8am–4:30pm4.7 · 4,589 Google reviews

Overview

Part of the Sachsenring motorsport complex, the Verkehrssicherheitszentrum am Sachsenring runs certified driver‑safety courses and sport‑driving training for cars, motorcycles, buses and trucks. It combines skid pads, handling courses and track sessions designed for both private drivers and professional refresher training.

Courses range from basic emergency‑braking and skid control to advanced track and corporate incentive programmes. The centre is recognised by ADAC and used for professional driver qualification and company driver training, with bookings and timetables listed on the official site.

What to Expect

Short practical intro: training sessions are structured, instructor‑led and use dedicated pads, handling tracks and optionally the adjoining racetrack.

Look out for:

  • Separate modules for cars, motorcycles and commercial vehicles (check course type before booking).
  • Hands‑on exercises: emergency braking, skid control, obstacle avoidance and controlled braking under instructor supervision.
  • Options for individual coaching, group corporate events and advanced sport driver sessions on track.
  • Certified professional training events for commercial drivers and refresher courses recognised by transport authorities.

Best way to experience it:

Arrive with a vehicle in good mechanical condition or use a provided training car when offered; wear practical clothing and closed shoes. Book in advance via the official site to confirm the exact syllabus for your session and any vehicle or licence requirements.

Things to Note

  • Bookings and course descriptions are on the official Sachsenring site.
  • Bring your driving licence and ID; professional courses may require additional documents.
  • Sessions are weather dependent and involve active driving; be prepared for outdoor exposure.
  • Do not expect standard racetrack attendance—many sessions focus on controlled training exercises rather than laps for speed.

Today

Open today 8am–4:30pm

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